Chepstow hero Secret Reprieve to be entered for Grand National
Evan Williams will have Aintree option for Welsh National winner.
Evan Williams has confirmed Secret Reprieve will be given an entry in the Randox Health Grand National at Aintree. The seven-year-old novice landed a sustained gamble last time out in the Coral Welsh National at Chepstow, following up a win in the Trial for the same race. While Williams was keen to stress Secret Reprieve is far from guaranteed to run at Aintree, owners William and Angela Rucker have unfinished business there 0 having been placed in the race seven times through State Of Play, Cappa Bleu and Alvarado.Secret reprieve all fine this morning thanks for all the kind messages 🏆 pic.twitter.com/UPSxynTO1s
— Evan Williams (@EWilliamsRacing) January 10, 2021
“I don’t know what we will do next, but he will be entered in the Grand National – that’s all I can say right now,” said Williams. “He will be entered in it. We’ve had a good discussion about it, and it will certainly be talked about. We might give that a shot. “I’m not saying we’ll end up going there, but that is the latest – entries close next week. I’m not saying we are going to go, but I’m saying he will be entered.
Secret Reprieve has done it in the Coral Welsh Grand National Handicap Chase at @Chepstow_Racing #ITVRacing pic.twitter.com/EJCR2cO1Qt
— ITV Racing (@itvracing) January 9, 2021
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